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Debbie Tannenbaum
School Based Technology Specialist
Fairfax County Public Schools

TannenbaumTechTannenbaumTechISTE Certified Educator
Recognized by ISTE in June 2024 as an ISTE 20 to Watch winner, Debbie Tannenbaum is an ISTE Certified Educator, an ISTE Community Leader, an ASCD Emerging Leader, an author, a blogger, and a speaker. She offers schools and districts a wealth of expertise. With over 20 years of experience, she advocates starting with pedagogy first and then transforming learning experience by using technology tools. Debbie empowers educators with practical strategies, innovative ideas, and insightful guidance for leveraging technology to amplify student learning and success. Connect with Debbie at TannenbaumTech.com

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How ISTE Certification Transformed Me


HBGCC - ISTE+ASCD Central Learning Stage

Discover how ISTE Certification reshaped my coaching through three impactful shifts tied to the ISTE Educator Standards. First, focusing on UDL (Standard 2.5) led me to design more inclusive, tech-supported learning experiences. Next, collaborative tech exploration (Standard 2.4) promoted shared discovery with colleagues and students. Finally, I facilitated and scaffolded student agency (Standard 2.6) to enhance achievement. Join me to explore how ISTE Certification transformed my practice—and how it can ignite your own educational evolution.
Creating Artifacts of Learning: Amplify Thinking Routines with Digital Tools


Grand Hyatt - Grand Hyatt Turbo Talk

Project Zero’s Thinking Routines promote students' thinking by taking what students have learned about and having them synthesize their thoughts to make their thinking visible. Discover when and how using technology tools can amplify these routines and promote equity in your classroom.
Inclusive Innovation: UDL and AI Tools for Student-Centered Learning


HBGCC - Innovation Arcade - Connections Theater

Discover how to leverage the latest Universal Design for Learning guidelines, along with generative AI tools. By the end of the session, you will leave excited and equipped with an updated toolbox of actionable strategies and innovative tools to create a more inclusive and dynamic classroom environment.
Littles Can Collaborate (Even with Digital Tools)


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Are you preparing your students for the future? Our young learners can collaborate, even with digital tools, if given the proper scaffolds. Discover ways to empower collaboration in your classroom using simple and powerful tech tools and best practices as you embark on a collaboration journey in your classroom.

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